"Comanche Moon" had everything
"Comanche Moon" had everything in place. The film was full of great twists and turns, but the best moment was when the film takes a turn for the spectacular. The producers showed us how the director had spent thirty years working on the "Alfred Hitchcock" and his "The Shining" series. We never really get to see what he was trying to do here, but it made for a very entertaining tale. The "North of the Border" is
"Comanche Moon" had everything about it, except the fact that it was filmed in 1930. When I started watching this movie, I was a bit skeptical about the material, and the movie is an insult to the naivete of the American South. The final scene is one of the most atrocious I have ever seen in a movie. I can't believe that this movie is still around. It was so bad it wasn't even funny. I pray that the